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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1976

Page

5

Deputies Discuss FOP Growth and Local Benefits

Lt Gov W Brantley Harvey Jr and Sen Tom Turnipseed are associate FOP members as Lexington deputies recount gains from organized effort. They cite higher standards for associates, improved equipment and pay, new vehicles, overtime for uniforms, and a firearms familiarization camp for women, amid continued talks with Gov Edwards.

Bowden County Council Lexington FOP Aiken Group Lexington Fop Johnson

Networks Scramble Midseason Lineups Amid Cancellations

Los Angeles AP reports NBC CBS and ABC reshuffle midseason schedules after 11 of 14 new 1976 77 series canceled. Gibbsville ends after Nov 11, NBC also cuts Quest. NBC adds Nightmare and Fantastic Journey. Quincy moves to weekly status. CBS fields A Year at the Top and On Your Own while reordering seven returning shows. Nielsen notes ABCs Happy Days leads audience with 22 million viewers last week.

Los Angeles Gibbsville Pennsylvania NBC CBS ABC Quest A.C. Nielsen Nielsen Laverne and Shirley the Carpenters 60 Minutes the Waltons Sanford and Son Rudolph Disneyland Phyllis Little House On the Prairie

New Tourism Degree Program Debuts at New School

The New School for Social Research will offer the first nationwide graduate program in Tourism and Travel Administration this winter. Dr John R Everett says tourism is the third largest US industry and notes the nation lacks trained professionals despite 72 billion dollars spent on travel in 1975. The MPS degree targets current travel professionals and those seeking careers in administration.

New York New School For Social Research John R. Everett New School United States

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